St Louis Rioting

[CAA Flagship]

kalm, what are you getting at here?
Does an explanation really need to be given?
It's called publicly funded resources. Stop wasting them by performing a one-handed pack. Pack quickly and let them proceed on to the next task.

Did you read the article? He tried to leave in a timely manner the way one of the cops told him to, and then one of the other dipshits told him not to.

Did you see the video? Tell me how "timely" you think that was. Seriously.

[CAA Flagship]

Not that I don't agree with you, but **** that reporter. Put the video camera down and pack up your **** with two hands instead of one. He was wasting the police officer's time by not exiting as quickly as possible. There didn't appear to be any reason given as to why they needed to exit so quickly but it certainly could have been for his own, and the officer's, safety. But this douchebag felt that he had plenty of time and decided to use only one hand to gather his belongings.

What a piss-poor excuse for a freedom-loving American. Its a good thing our founding fathers weren't such cringing milksops.

You don't get it do you?

[CAA Flagship]

Yeah, but you gotta love the irony.


Lets see - the town is 60% black, the POlice are 92% white, the white police chief keeps a confederate flag on his basement wall.... an unarmed black kid gets shot by a cop, including several rounds while his hands were up and he was 30 feet away....coincidence? We'll let you decide...

I'd say the shooter wasn't worried about the chief having his back...

3 black officers out of 53 active officers. and you wonder why this shit happens.

What number of black officers, out of 53, would you need to prevent this from happening?

[Grizalltheway]

Did you read the article? He tried to leave in a timely manner the way one of the cops told him to, and then one of the other dipshits told him not to.

Did you see the video? Tell me how "timely" you think that was. Seriously.

Meh. If cops didn't feel the need to be dicks when it's not really necessary, they'd probably have much better relations with the public.

[dbackjon]

So we have video of him, at a minimum, assaulting someone. Later, police ask him to get on the sidewalk and he probably assumes he's been found out. He "acts a fool" and gets killed. Plausible story.

We don't know that it is him yet.

Why did it take 1 week for this to come out?

Why was he wearing different clothes 30 minutes later?

Why are we executing kids for a $8 of cigarallos?

[dbackjon]

So you have no problem with the police violating the First Amendment?

The cops that did that don't know the law, and should be reassigned duties until they learn how to properly police.

I wonder what we missed, that wasn't recorded. Maybe it was closing time. Again, every cop should have a body worn camera.

If it had happened once, plausible. But the police in Ferguson have been attacking the press all week.

[dbackjon]

Ferguson cops have a history of violating civil rights...


http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2 ... y-lie.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


The Day Ferguson Cops Were Caught in a Bloody Lie

The officers got the wrong man, but charged him anyway—with getting his blood on their uniforms. How the Ferguson PD ran the town where Michael Brown was gunned down.

Police in Ferguson, Missouri, once charged a man with destruction of property for bleeding on their uniforms while four of them allegedly beat him.

“On and/or about the 20th day of Sept. 20, 2009 at or near 222 S. Florissant within the corporate limits of Ferguson, Missouri, the above named defendant did then and there unlawfully commit the offense of ‘property damage’ to wit did transfer blood to the uniform,” reads the charge sheet.

The address is the headquarters of the Ferguson Police Department, where a 52-year-old welder named Henry Davis was taken in the predawn hours on that date. He had been arrested for an outstanding warrant that proved to actually be for another man of the same surname, but a different middle name and Social Security number.

[CAA Flagship]

Not that I don't agree with you, but fuck that reporter. Put the video camera down and pack up your shit with two hands instead of one. He was wasting the police officer's time by not exiting as quickly as possible. There didn't appear to be any reason given as to why they needed to exit so quickly but it certainly could have been for his own, and the officer's, safety. But this douchebag felt that he had plenty of time and decided to use only one hand to gather his belongings.

So you have no problem with the police violating the First Amendment?

The cops that did that don't know the law, and should be reassigned duties until they learn how to properly police.

Did you watch the video?

[Pwns]

No dback, the shooting of Brown couldn't possibly have anything to do with a PD that is out of control and fears no consequences. The only possible explanation is rrrrrrrrrrraaaaaaaaaaaaaacism!

[CAA Flagship]

So you have no problem with the police violating the First Amendment?

The cops that did that don't know the law, and should be reassigned duties until they learn how to properly police.

I wonder what we missed, that wasn't recorded. Maybe it was closing time. Again, every cop should have a body worn camera.

All we have to go by is the reporter's written story. Which when matched to the video, it omits a few things.

[andy7171]

So we have video of him, at a minimum, assaulting someone. Later, police ask him to get on the sidewalk and he probably assumes he's been found out. He "acts a fool" and gets killed. Plausible story.

We don't know that it is him yet.

Why did it take 1 week for this to come out?

Why was he wearing different clothes 30 minutes later?

Why are we executing kids for a $8 of cigarallos?

I didn't say it was him. But he little side kick is wearing similar shoes as in browns gang sign images.

Why one week later? Um open investigation. It's a popular excuse for Obamas administration.

It was a $50 box of cigars. Not $500 or $8.

Why do we exaggerate to prove our points?

[andy7171]

Ferguson cops have a history of violating civil rights...


http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2 ... y-lie.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


The Day Ferguson Cops Were Caught in a Bloody Lie

The officers got the wrong man, but charged him anyway—with getting his blood on their uniforms. How the Ferguson PD ran the town where Michael Brown was gunned down.

Police in Ferguson, Missouri, once charged a man with destruction of property for bleeding on their uniforms while four of them allegedly beat him.

“On and/or about the 20th day of Sept. 20, 2009 at or near 222 S. Florissant within the corporate limits of Ferguson, Missouri, the above named defendant did then and there unlawfully commit the offense of ‘property damage’ to wit did transfer blood to the uniform,” reads the charge sheet.

The address is the headquarters of the Ferguson Police Department, where a 52-year-old welder named Henry Davis was taken in the predawn hours on that date. He had been arrested for an outstanding warrant that proved to actually be for another man of the same surname, but a different middle name and Social Security number.

Is there more than one?

[CAA Flagship]

Did you see the video? Tell me how "timely" you think that was. Seriously.

Meh. If cops didn't feel the need to be dicks when it's not really necessary, they'd probably have much better relations with the public.

Here is the link again. Read the story and watch the video.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ... story.html
According to the video, the police officer clearly asked him to leave quickly with no explanation. Whether a person needs an explanation or not is another argument, but the officer was clear that he was in a hurry to evacuate the store. Without an explanation, several reasons can be concocted. One may be that the officer felt that this reporter, which he is sworn to protect, was in danger if he stayed there any longer. And if the reporter was in danger, that means that the officer could very well be in danger too.
Why is this not plausible?
The video clearly shows that he was not pursuing the supposed initial request to "stop recording". So no rights were violated in that sense that I can see. But it was clear that the focus was to move as quickly as he could, which CLEARLY he did not, because he was packing with only one hand.

[Ibanez]

So we have video of him, at a minimum, assaulting someone. Later, police ask him to get on the sidewalk and he probably assumes he's been found out. He "acts a fool" and gets killed. Plausible story.

We don't know that it is him yet.

Why did it take 1 week for this to come out?

Why was he wearing different clothes 30 minutes later?

Why are we executing kids for a $8 of cigarallos?

Speaking from the point of view of someone that has been studying, assessing and presenting reports on surveillance technologies/cameras & software, covering CCTV, audio, cell-based, covert/overt, etc... including what's commonly used in stores like this one, the police wouldn't have released it if it wasn't him. Or they were certain. And with the profile of this case, they are going to avoid glaring mistakes. Especially since the FBI is involved. One really bad move, and the investigation is out of their hands totally.

Many police forces have video management software that uses a picture of a someone, and it can scan an image, with say 1000 people, and it'll find the person. You set your software to search within certain parameters and it doesn't take long to locate a person, car, etc... That's how the Boston Bombers were ID'd so quickly. The software uses any parameter you set, (time, location, colors, heights) and you can find someone really quickly.

And being that one of my contacts on this project works for the Missouri State Police, I know for a fact they have the capability. As do most (if not all) Federal law enforcement agencies.

Spoiler: show

The software/capabilities are really cool, actually. If you are looking for a blue car that threw a gun out of a window, going Eastbound on the interstate, sometime in the past 2 weeks. You can tell the software to only show Eastbound cars, that are blue and driving at a certain time of day. Then, that software will show every car that matches the criteria at once (ID'd with a date/time stamp) and you can literally view weeks of cars on an Interstate in a matter of minutes. All at one time.

[andy7171]

We don't know that it is him yet.

Why did it take 1 week for this to come out?

Why was he wearing different clothes 30 minutes later?

Why are we executing kids for a $8 of cigarallos?

Speaking from the point of view of someone that has been studying, assessing and presenting reports on surveillance technologies/cameras & software, covering CCTV, audio, cell-based, covert/overt, etc... including what's commonly used in stores like this one, the police wouldn't have released it if it wasn't him. Or they were certain. And with the profile of this case, they are going to avoid glaring mistakes. Especially since the FBI is involved. One really bad move, and the investigation is out of their hands totally.

Many police forces have video management software that uses a picture of a someone, and it can scan an image, with say 1000 people, and it'll find the person. You set your software to search within certain parameters and it doesn't take long to locate a person, car, etc... That's how the Boston Bombers were ID'd so quickly. The software uses any parameter you set, (time, location, colors, heights) and you can find someone really quickly.

And being that one of my contacts on this project works for the Missouri State Police, I know for a fact they have the capability. As do most (if not all) Federal law enforcement agencies.

Spoiler: show

The software/capabilities are really cool, actually. If you are looking for a blue car that threw a gun out of a window, going Eastbound on the interstate, sometime in the past 2 weeks. You can tell the software to only show Eastbound cars, that are blue and driving at a certain time of day. Then, that software will show every car that matches the criteria at once (ID'd with a date/time stamp) and you can literally view weeks of cars on an Interstate in a matter of minutes. All at one time.

Nice job of giving spandos an entrance to this thread.

[CAA Flagship]

So we have video of him, at a minimum, assaulting someone. Later, police ask him to get on the sidewalk and he probably assumes he's been found out. He "acts a fool" and gets killed. Plausible story.

We don't know that it is him yet.

Why did it take 1 week for this to come out?

Why was he wearing different clothes 30 minutes later?

Why are we executing kids for a $8 of cigarallos?

1. True.
2. Was that the same store that was looted and torched? If so, maybe that has something to do with it?
3. Looks like pretty similar clothes. What do you think changed? By the way, are culottes becoming popular again?
4. I think it was closer to $48.

[Ibanez]

Speaking from the point of view of someone that has been studying, assessing and presenting reports on surveillance technologies/cameras & software, covering CCTV, audio, cell-based, covert/overt, etc... including what's commonly used in stores like this one, the police wouldn't have released it if it wasn't him. Or they were certain. And with the profile of this case, they are going to avoid glaring mistakes. Especially since the FBI is involved. One really bad move, and the investigation is out of their hands totally.

Many police forces have video management software that uses a picture of a someone, and it can scan an image, with say 1000 people, and it'll find the person. You set your software to search within certain parameters and it doesn't take long to locate a person, car, etc... That's how the Boston Bombers were ID'd so quickly. The software uses any parameter you set, (time, location, colors, heights) and you can find someone really quickly.

And being that one of my contacts on this project works for the Missouri State Police, I know for a fact they have the capability. As do most (if not all) Federal law enforcement agencies.

Spoiler: show

The software/capabilities are really cool, actually. If you are looking for a blue car that threw a gun out of a window, going Eastbound on the interstate, sometime in the past 2 weeks. You can tell the software to only show Eastbound cars, that are blue and driving at a certain time of day. Then, that software will show every car that matches the criteria at once (ID'd with a date/time stamp) and you can literally view weeks of cars on an Interstate in a matter of minutes. All at one time.

Nice job of giving spandos an entrance to this thread.

Well, I want everyone to feel included.

[Ibanez]

Former Wizards player Gilbert Arenas. Please, excuse the news site.

The source is is instagram account

I would like to start off by saying too the family of the victim GOD BLESS#RIPmichealbrown you will be missed: too EVERY African American out there..how dumb are we really???every time we hear some bad news, the first thing we do is #RIOT #ROB #STEAL #BURN sh-t in our OWN neighborhoods..this racism fight has never been #blackvswhite, it’s ALWAYS been #blackvsblack from what the stats.. About 10 riots from the black community over the years and the only thing damaged ,was the BLACK COMMUNITY by The BLACK COMMUNITY..only reason they issue riot police isssss just in case you actually got smart enough to walk 6 blocks ,YALL ain’t f---ing up white rich s--- smdh

FAMILiES of the victims pleaseeeeee stop asking #alsharpton to speak or ur behalf,you have a better chance having #caesar the monkey from #planetoftheapes to get justice for you..the stats also show AL coon sharpton has not helped one situation he has protested at,he actually made it worst and because of him the jury goes the other way..(think about it) Jena six,trayvon and the list goes back way back..#AL ur like a #THOT in the club,lookn for attention what u said at trayvons rally #enoughisenough ur right were tired of u PRETENDING.

http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-Spor ... -Community" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The grammar aside, he's 99%. I deducted 1% for the implication of him saying, go riot in the white neighborhoods.

But this line "stop asking #alsharpton to speak or ur behalf,you have a better chance having #caesar the monkey from #planetoftheapes to get justice for you.", is f'n awesome.

[dbackjon]

We don't know that it is him yet.

Why did it take 1 week for this to come out?

Why was he wearing different clothes 30 minutes later?

Why are we executing kids for a $8 of cigarallos?

1. True.
2. Was that the same store that was looted and torched? If so, maybe that has something to do with it?
3. Looks like pretty similar clothes. What do you think changed? By the way, are culottes becoming popular again?
4. I think it was closer to $48.

Store torched was a QT - clean and modern. Not a dump like this one.

[dbackjon]

Former Wizards player Gilbert Arenas. Please, excuse the news site.

The source is is instagram account

I would like to start off by saying too the family of the victim GOD BLESS#RIPmichealbrown you will be missed: too EVERY African American out there..how dumb are we really???every time we hear some bad news, the first thing we do is #RIOT #ROB #STEAL #BURN sh-t in our OWN neighborhoods..this racism fight has never been #blackvswhite, it’s ALWAYS been #blackvsblack from what the stats.. About 10 riots from the black community over the years and the only thing damaged ,was the BLACK COMMUNITY by The BLACK COMMUNITY..only reason they issue riot police isssss just in case you actually got smart enough to walk 6 blocks ,YALL ain’t f---ing up white rich s--- smdh

FAMILiES of the victims pleaseeeeee stop asking #alsharpton to speak or ur behalf,you have a better chance having #caesar the monkey from #planetoftheapes to get justice for you..the stats also show AL coon sharpton has not helped one situation he has protested at,he actually made it worst and because of him the jury goes the other way..(think about it) Jena six,trayvon and the list goes back way back..#AL ur like a #THOT in the club,lookn for attention what u said at trayvons rally #enoughisenough ur right were tired of u PRETENDING.

http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-Spor ... -Community" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The grammar aside, he's 99%. I deducted 1% for the implication of him saying, go riot in the white neighborhoods.

But this line "stop asking #alsharpton to speak or ur behalf,you have a better chance having #caesar the monkey from #planetoftheapes to get justice for you.", is f'n awesome. :lol:

I LOL'd

[CAA Flagship]

1. True.
2. Was that the same store that was looted and torched? If so, maybe that has something to do with it?
3. Looks like pretty similar clothes. What do you think changed? By the way, are culottes becoming popular again?
4. I think it was closer to $48.

Store torched was a QT - clean and modern. Not a dump like this one.

What do you mean by "this one"? The one in the surveillance photos or the one in the picture you attached?

EDIT: Never mind. The police report clearly says that it was not the same store as the one that was torched.

[mrklean]

Go back to work Slave. You are not working and talking to me on company time.

Sure thing. Btw, the next time you buy a piece of surveillance gear, you can thank me. You could've been part of improving your field and being seen as an expert. I was stupid for even offering you a resume builder and $600.

Go get your Master some Tea Slave.

[mrklean]

Ferguson cops have a history of violating civil rights...


http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2 ... y-lie.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


The Day Ferguson Cops Were Caught in a Bloody Lie

The officers got the wrong man, but charged him anyway—with getting his blood on their uniforms. How the Ferguson PD ran the town where Michael Brown was gunned down.

Police in Ferguson, Missouri, once charged a man with destruction of property for bleeding on their uniforms while four of them allegedly beat him.

“On and/or about the 20th day of Sept. 20, 2009 at or near 222 S. Florissant within the corporate limits of Ferguson, Missouri, the above named defendant did then and there unlawfully commit the offense of ‘property damage’ to wit did transfer blood to the uniform,” reads the charge sheet.

The address is the headquarters of the Ferguson Police Department, where a 52-year-old welder named Henry Davis was taken in the predawn hours on that date. He had been arrested for an outstanding warrant that proved to actually be for another man of the same surname, but a different middle name and Social Security number.

This happens all over the country.

[CAA Flagship]

Sure thing. Btw, the next time you buy a piece of surveillance gear, you can thank me. You could've been part of improving your field and being seen as an expert. I was stupid for even offering you a resume builder and $600.

Go get your Master some Tea Slave.

Do you realize that unless you have zero income, you are a slave (your definition) to whoever pays you? Let me repeat: WHOEVER PAYS YOU.

[Ibanez]

Sure thing. Btw, the next time you buy a piece of surveillance gear, you can thank me. You could've been part of improving your field and being seen as an expert. I was stupid for even offering you a resume builder and $600.

Go get your Master some Tea Slave.

That makes no sense.